Pinterest image downloader at original size.
Pinterest shows you a 736px preview. The original is usually much larger — this saves that one, for a single pin or a whole board.
Why the original matters
Bigger than what you see
The feed serves a 736px-wide version. Most pins have a 1200px or larger original behind them, and that's what's listed first.
Whole boards at once
Paste a board link and every pin is listed with checkboxes. Deselect what you don't need and take the rest as one archive.
Every size shown
Original, large and thumbnail are all listed with their file sizes, so you're not guessing which is which.
No re-compression
You get Pinterest's own JPG, not a re-saved copy — nothing is recompressed on the way through.
Pin image sizes, and which one you're actually getting
Pinterest generates several versions of every image. The feed shows you the middle one.
| Size | Dimensions | Typical weight | Where it's used |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original | 1200 × 1800 or larger | ≈ 1.9 MB | The uploader's file |
| Large | 736 × 1104 | ≈ 640 KB | What the feed displays |
| Medium | 474 × 711 | ≈ 190 KB | Grid previews |
| Thumb | 236 × 354 | ≈ 42 KB | Related-pin strips |
Pinterest image specs
How to download a Pinterest image
Copy the link
From the address bar, or the app's Share → Copy link.
Paste and fetch
Keavix reads the host, checks what's actually available, and lists it with file sizes.
Pick and save
Choose a quality and the file goes straight to your device. Nothing is stored on our servers.
Pinterest image FAQ
Still stuck? Read the guides or mail us.
Because the feed shows a downscaled preview. The original upload is usually 1200 × 1800 or larger, and that's the first row in the list.
Yes. Paste the board URL, deselect anything you don't want, and the selection arrives as a single archive.
No. Secret boards are visible only to their owner and invited collaborators.
No — images only. Filenames keep the pin title where one exists.
That depends entirely on who made them. A pin is often a copy of someone else's photo, so treat saving as reference, not as a licence.